Clinical- epidemiological-therapeutic aspects of bladder cancer. Carlos Manuel de Céspedes Hospital. 2000-2006

Authors

  • Guillermo José Martínez Ginarte Hospital General Carlos Manuel de Céspedes. Bayamo. Granma
  • Electra Guerra Domínguez Policlínico Docente Jimmy Hirtzel. Bayamo. Granma
  • María Esther Martínez Guerra Policlínico Docente Jimmy Hirtzel. Bayamo. Granma
  • Rafael Martínez Labrada Hospital General Carlos Manuel de Céspedes. Bayamo. Granma
  • Magela de la Caridad Araluce Calderíus Hospital General Carlos Manuel de Céspedes. Bayamo. Granma
  • Iraida Álvarez Sadín Clínica de Especialidades Médicas. Bayamo. Granma

Abstract

It was made a descriptive and retrospective study to 94 patients hospitalized at Carlos Manuel de Céspedes Hospital in the Urology service, during the years 2000- 2006, with the confirmed diagnostic of bladder neoplasia, with the aim to determine the behavior of this disease during this period. Sample: 30 patients. The data was gathered in the collecting forms, through the clinical records. The greatest incidence was evidenced in the group of 70-79 years (33.3%), prevailing the male sex (80%) and the rural zone (56.6%); a high number of coffee consumption (63.3%)  and tobacco (46.6%); the total hematuria (96.6%) and the disuria (100%) constituted the fundamental symptoms; the cystoscopy, biopsy and bimanual touch (100%) and the echography (100%) were the most important diagnostics means; the carcinoma of transitional cells (93.3%) degree II (40%) was the most frequent; the therapeutic actions mostly used were the partial cystectomy (63.3%) and the transurethral resection (26.6%). The most frequent complication was the urinary infection (100%).

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2016-11-28

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Martínez Ginarte GJ, Guerra Domínguez E, Martínez Guerra ME, Martínez Labrada R, Araluce Calderíus M de la C, Álvarez Sadín I. Clinical- epidemiological-therapeutic aspects of bladder cancer. Carlos Manuel de Céspedes Hospital. 2000-2006. RM [Internet]. 2016 Nov. 28 [cited 2025 Jun. 25];17(2). Available from: https://revmultimed.sld.cu/index.php/mtm/article/view/290

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